A discourse in which King Avantiputta of Madhurā questions the monk Mahā-Kaccāna about brahmin claims to superiority, and is shown that wealth, kamma, and religious respect apply equally across all castes, leading him to take refuge in the Buddha’s teaching.

A sutta listing five drawbacks of the city of Madhurā, with the Commentary explaining that the Buddha once turned back from entering it after being confronted by a naked female spirit.